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Condensing down ten years worth of television into a ‘best of’ list is no easy feat. We could award the most critically acclaimed, or look at what smashed in the ratings. But with so many diverse programs to choose from, it seems unfair to put one above another. So here at Tech Advisor, we’ve decided […]
It now seems clear that a Galaxy S10 Lite phone is on the way from Samsung, and the latest in a long line of leaks confirms some of the design tweaks that are coming to this and possibly future handsets. A sneak peek at the user manual for the S10 Lite obtained by SamMobile shows […]
Google added support for delta app updates ages ago to save you from re-downloading an entire app every time there’s an update. That’s all well and good, but the process hasn’t been very transparent. Now, it looks like the Play Store has started showing the size of an update rather than the full app size. […]
If you saw our post about last month’s update to Maps, you may remember a teardown showed hotels would soon gain listings for amenities. Google didn’t keep us waiting for long; amenities can now be viewed on many hotel listings and in search results. As usual, we’ve got the download links below if you don’t […]
Microsoft is getting ready for a big Windows 10 Mobile push after more than five years of toiling in vain on Windows Phone. In hopes of encouraging Android users to jump ship, Microsoft has released AppCompare, an app that tells you if the apps you have installed on your Android device are available on Windows […]
The TENAA is China’s state telecommunications certification authority (Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center is the English translation), roughly analogous to the FCC in the US or Anatel in Brazil. And like those organizations, the TENAA posts certifications and test results on its website, periodically allowing nosy jerks like yours truly an unauthorized preview of upcoming gadgets. […]
In a new video, RootJunky demonstrates how in just 10 minutes he was able to navigate around Factory Reset Protection in a Galaxy Note 5. This security feature is meant to make it impossible for someone to take your phone and just perform a factory reset as a way to make it their own. If […]
Until today, just five countries had access to Google Play TV shows: Australia, Canada, the US, UK, and Japan. Now, Germany and France have joined the rather [frustratingly] exclusive Play TV club, and that’s not all. Germany and Spain are also getting access to redeemable Google Play credit promo codes starting today, both having already […]
Netflix is a great resource for parents wanting to occasionally entertain their kids with some educational shows without all the crappy Skylander commercials. There is just one issue– The content is only available when you have an active internet connection. Which, in the days of broad LTE and WiFi coverage, is an easy thing to take for […]
STARZ may not have as many subscribers as HBO, but the premium cable network has several popular shows with millions of loyal followers. Today, watching these shows got a little easier for Android TV owners as the STARZ Play Android TV app was added to the Playstore. Unlike HBO’s Android TV launch, the app is […]
Unless, that is, you and your friends strap yourselves to lawn mowers and sling each other around on wet surfaces often. In that case, maybe you have seen people have this much fun in this manner. But for most of us, this LG V10 video is giving us a first. The point of this recording […]
SEOUL, Oct. 1, 2015 ― At the event to introduce the V10 smartphone, LG Electronics (LG) provided a sneak peek of the LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition, the first Android Wear device to feature cellular connectivity. With the option to connect via 4G, 3G, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, LG’s newest wearable device works seamlessly with Android […]
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